About WASTE101
WASTE101 provides a foundational knowledge of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) and its relationship to other federal programs. The program provides an overview of regulatory programs that impact a broad range of industrial operations, including manufacturing, pulp and paper, food and beverage, consumer products, cement, chemicals and pharmaceuticals, waste management, power, oil and gas, data centers, automotive, logistics, and more. The topics covered by WASTE101 will be those encountered by environmental professionals in their real-world projects.
WASTE101 is delivered via six 1-hour webinar sessions, so attendance is easy, from the comfort of your office or conference room. The training program is geared towards professionals with limited or no experience in the field of industrial waste with the goal of helping individuals understand the obligations that may impact regulated facilities on a day-to-day basis. It may also be helpful for professionals with experience in a specific sub-discipline of industrial waste who are looking to expand their knowledge.
Need Continuing Education Credits?
Many states and professional organizations such as:
- Professional Engineers (P.E.)
- Professional Geologists (P.G.)
- Certified Hazardous Materials Managers (CHMM)
- Certified Safety Professionals (CSPs)
require continuing education hours/professional development hours for license/certification renewal purposes. (To ensure acceptability in each personal situation, please check with the requirements of your State Board/Professional Organization.) Upon completing WASTE101, a certificate will be provided identifying ALL4’s WASTE101 as 6 hours of continuing education/professional development.
Registration
Registration for WASTE101 is $700 per user. Discounts are available for groups of 4 or more.
- Groups of 4-10: $658/user
- Groups of 11+: $616/user
Instructor

Jess Black, CHMM Managing Consultant (CSC)
Jess has over 25 years managing hazardous waste first as a generator and then as a valued consulting partner for a wide breadth of waste generating industries. During WASTE101, Jess presents alongside other ALL4 experts on foundational waste compliance topics and incorporates real examples, survey, and poll questions to help apply your newfound regulatory understanding to your everyday waste compliance tasks.
Phone: 269.294.0708 | Email: jblack@all4inc.com
Syllabus
*All sessions are from 2-3 PM ET (1-2 PM CT) on Thursdays.
Session 1: Introduction to the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)
October 8, 2026
Session 2: Hazardous Waste Definitions and Determinations
October 15, 2026
Session 3: Hazardous Waste Generator Requirements
October 22, 2026
Session 4: Universal Waste, Used Oil, and Special Waste
November 5, 2026
Session 5: RCRA Intersections and Regulated Programs (OSHA, DOT, and CAA)
November 12, 2026
Session 6: Cradle to Grave Management; Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facilities (TSDFs); and Destination Facilities
November 19, 2026